The rubric "Miscellanea" constitutes a collection of lectures held by visiting fellows in various different contexts at the Center for Advanced Studies LMU. | Die Rubrik "Miscellanea" versammelt Vorträge von Gastwissenschaftlern, die in ganz unterschiedlichen Kontexten am Center for Advanced Studies LMU arbeiten.
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The rubric "Miscellanea" constitutes a collection of lectures held by visiting fellows in various different contexts at the Center for Advanced Studies LMU. | Die Rubrik "Miscellanea" versammelt Vorträge von Gastwissenschaftlern, die in ganz unterschiedlichen Kontexten am Center for Advanced Studies LMU arbeiten.
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